TNA injury updates: Eric Young, Brian Myers not medically cleared

TNA Wrestling has provided a medical update on several wrestlers who sustained injuries at Rebellion. 

The finish of Eric Young's match with Frankie Kazarian on the show saw him take a Flux Capacitor onto a table. Young's head appeared to strike the edge of the table and began bleeding heavily after. According to TNA's medical update, a plastic surgeon was needed to re-attach his ear. 

"Eric Young suffered a severe laceration to his ear. He did see a local plastic surgeon who helped to attach the severed ear. He is no longer medically cleared to wrestle," Gia Miller said. 

Brian Myers suffered a shoulder injury during the tag title match. Myers and Eddie Edwards retained their titles against Mike Bailey and Trent Seven on the show. 

"Brian Myers suffered an undetermined shoulder injury. He will be undergoing an MRI to determine what is going on there but for now, Brian Myers is not medically cleared to wrestle," Miller said. 

Josh Alexander and Alex Hammerstone both suffered injuries during their Last Man Standing match on the pay-per-view. However, they are still medically cleared to wrestle. 

"Josh Alexander suffered a severe ear laceration as well as contusions to his ear and ear drum. Josh Alexander is medically cleared to wrestle."

"Hammerstone passed all concussion protocol tests. Hammerstone is medically cleared to wrestle."

Both Alexander and Hammerstone wrestled on TNA's TV tapings on Sunday.